You might well be right about AI's efficacy at detecting video game cheaters, but I've never understood why this is an issue. If cheating can't be easily distin

You might well be right about AI's efficacy at detecting video game cheaters, but I've never understood why this is an issue. If cheating can't be easily distinguished by a human from skilled (but legitimate) play, why would such cheating reduce the enjoyment of the game? With a well-functioning match-making lobby, the cheaters would simply class themselves out of all the normal games and end up playing other cheaters, leaving legitimate players well alone. As someone who enjoys casually playing online games, many of which have little or no cheating detection, I genuinely don't understand why many think the problem deserves stacks of 20GB VRAM cards running AI models, let alone rootkits client-side. Please enlighten me :)